Understanding the JavaScript Super Keyword
When developing with classes in JavaScript, you often come across the super keyword. In this blog post, let’s explore the purpose and usage of super. Let’s start with a simple example. We have a class called Car: class Car { constructor() { console.log('This is a car'); } } The constructor method in a class is special because it is executed when the class is instantiated. For example: const myCar = new Car(); //'This is a car' Now, let’s say we have a class called Tesla that extends the Car class:...